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If the MWI is true, then there must be some universes that would experience multiple highly improbable events. These events would be a hint to residents of that
by calebh 8y ago
If the MWI is true, then there must be some universes that would experience multiple highly improbable events. These events would be a hint to residents of that universe that the MWI is correct. Why wouldn't the usual Bayesian analysis apply here?
- philwelch 8y agoYour personal probability of observing a universe that experiences multiple highly improbable events is the same whether or not MWI is true.
- n4r9 8y agoImagine yourself as a resident of that "universe" (I prefer to think of it as "branch"). Why should a sequence of unlikely events be a distinguisher between different interpretations of a theory, which make the same probabilistic predictions as each other?